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A Virtual Tour at Frieze Art Fair

One of my super fabulous readers and my twitter pal Pinko, who also happens to be a student at London College of Fashion, knew how much obsessed I am with contemporary art, so she has sent me these amazing photos of Frieze Art Fair, which took place at Regent's Park, London a few days ago.  The fair featured over 170 galleries from around the world and their artworks (which, ranges from incredible to controversial!), providing a unique opportunity to see and buy work by leading artists. Check out the frozen Balenciaga bag completely covered in silver (First photo). I wonder if it's a real Balenciaga or a replica!Scroll down form more photos from the fair. 

A special thank you goes to Pinko for taking the time to send me these beautiful photos. Much appreciated and I wish her the best of luck in her studies.

A close-up of the chandelier like installation
On the left, Pawel Althamer’s dejected skeletal goat and on the right is what I think a sculpture of Rick Genest, a.k.a Zombie Boy who modeled recently on Thierry Mugler runway show and appeared in Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" video.

 


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Thouqer said…
Visual heaven :) thanks for sharing miss confashions
19 October, 2011
pinko said…
its so exciting to see my pics on your fab blog I'm so happy ..much love xoxo
21 October, 2011
Mira said…
Verrry nice
22 October, 2011
Mira said…
Waw verrrrry nice
22 October, 2011
Confashion said…
Thouqer
My pleasure ;)

Pinko
THANK YOU for sharing your lovely pictures with me xoxoxo :)

Mira
I couldn't agree more ;)
22 October, 2011
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